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What Is Hepatitis D?

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Hepatitis D is a viral infection of the liver due to the hepatitis delta virus. It causes the liver to swell and can lead to cirrhosis and liver cancer. Only people with hepatitis B can contract hepatitis D. People with with hepatitis D often have more severe symptoms.

Treatment may not be needed for hepatitis D besides liver monitoring. A liver transplant may be needed if there is liver failure. Chronic hepatitis may require use of medications. Common drug classes used to treat hepatitis D are attachment inhibitors. Vaccination for Hepatitis B can help prevent infection with Hepatitis D.



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